Nicola Brady

Yeah, that is a bit trickier because I think people just assume if I'm going by bus, you go to Bus Erin, or if I'm going by train, go to Irish Rail.

If you go to the Transport for Ireland, they have all of that.

You could put in your route and it will give you all of the options.

Google Maps is brilliant as well for that, actually.

And it just gives you the route.

Then you can double check it.

I think because people don't immediately think of local link when they're planning a journey, they don't realize how much of the country is super accessible.

Happy accident because I think Port Donegal for years, and I always feel sad for the no trains, but people just assume there's no way of doing it at all without a car.

But again, I was there last year or the year before.

The local link is fantastic and it goes all the way up.

Glenveigh National Park, there's a quick enough bus that goes there.

The timings are amazing.

It really sort of factors in someone's going to Glenveigh for half a day.

So you can go and do the hikes, go to the tea room, see the castle and then come back.

And you know yourself how gorgeous that whole area is.

So you can spend the journey looking out the window without worrying that you're going to plummet off the side of the road.

They want maybe to get up to Inishowen or get up to the Fannad Peninsula.

Yeah, you go up to Fannad.

There's actually, so when I went, there was only one a day.

Now there are four buses a day.